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A very good experience with several days of skiing. Almost a meter of powder snow, which of course gives you a hint of a longer "traditional" hunt, but with lightness, agility, and grip you will win overall even in those conditions. Versatile ski.

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I bought them as general purpose skis for day trips, they don't wear in the cold, but they stand up well on the snow. Easy even in a denser bunch.

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Sufficient to carry in the forest and light for skiing. Also good looking. I recommend it for those who are active in nature.

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A good alternative to traditional bears and fields for closed skiing. Especially if you put on the right bandages. Mulla Rottefellan BC side. The ski has good skiing and load capacity. The essential thing is to think about where you need your skis. If you ski for ice fishing the traditional versions are better. If it sticks to a dead end the maximum load capacity is long fields of iron. If you ski mixedly in different terrains and like light going games, the Kongsvolds continue.

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Winter is over and there's no going back! Rottenfella's Mangnum binding brings a new dimension to downhill skiing after traditional downhill skis. I haven't skied in the fells, but in swamps and different forest types before. 45 mm mohair skins offer good grip! A friend tested the equipment and heard similar things in the purchase.